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Glasgow is often overshadowed by Edinburgh – completely unfairly. Scotland’s largest city surprises visitors with its magnificent Victorian architecture, fascinating museums, a legendary music scene and neighbourhoods full of little cafés, restaurants and independent shops. In this blog post, we’ll show you why Glasgow is the perfect destination for a varied city break.
Sometimes it doesn’t have to be Paris or Barcelona. For a relaxing weekend, a city that isn’t immediately at the top of everyone’s travel list is enough – and that’s precisely what makes Bremen so appealing. Two days, no packed itinerary, just a travel bag and a sense of curiosity about a place that many know primarily from the fairy tale of the Bremen Town Musicians. In this article, we’ll show you which sights, culinary hotspots and special places you can discover during a weekend in Bremen.
Rügen combines unspoilt nature with the nostalgic charm of traditional seaside resorts. Germany’s largest island invites you to enjoy long walks on the beach, delightful discoveries and a wide variety of excursions, during which everyday life naturally fades into the background. In this article, you’ll discover Rügen’s most beautiful sights and beaches, special places to enjoy good food and drink, and a variety of places to visit.
When the tarmac glistens and even the shade no longer offers any relief, we begin to long for a different kind of summer: for sea breezes, tranquil lakes, long days and temperatures that make hiking, exploring and sleeping a joy once more. Coolcations take you to places where summer isn’t curbed, but experienced anew. These ten destinations combine a pleasant climate with stunning scenery and a unique atmosphere.
Dresden captivates visitors with its magnificent Baroque architecture, world-famous art treasures and vibrant neighbourhoods. Between the Frauenkirche, the Zwinger and the Semperoper, history meets modern culture, creative dining and unique cafés. In this article, we showcase Dresden’s most beautiful sights, most fascinating museums, our personal favourite places to eat and drink, and the most rewarding day trips in and around the city.
Rotterdam combines modern architecture, maritime charm and creative energy. Futuristic skyscrapers, spectacular bridges and repurposed harbour warehouses characterise the cityscape. Following the destruction of the Second World War, the port city reinvented itself and is now regarded as a vibrant hub for architecture, design and sustainable urban development. In this article, we explore the city’s most beautiful sights, creative neighbourhoods, culinary highlights and practical tips for a city break in Rotterdam.
Antwerp combines historic splendour with modern creativity like almost no other city. With its imposing guildhalls, significant art collections, avant-garde fashion and lively harbour atmosphere, this Belgian metropolis reveals itself to be surprisingly diverse. This guide highlights the most beautiful sights, museums, neighbourhoods and personal recommendations for a varied city break in Antwerp.
Nestled between seven mountains and deep fjords, Bergen reveals its distinctive character: colourful wooden houses in the historic harbour, steep alleyways, bustling market halls and nature trails right on the city’s doorstep. Bergen’s finest sights blend Hanseatic history with Nordic culture – making Norway’s fjord city the ideal starting point for trips out onto the water.
Between Munich and Nuremberg lies a city that is often overlooked when planning a trip – quite unjustly so. Regensburg combines one of Europe’s best-preserved medieval old towns with a vibrant student scene, princely splendour and a culinary tradition renowned far beyond the borders of the Upper Palatinate. Here you’ll find everything you need to know for a successful short break in Regensburg.
Utrecht combines medieval canals with a youthful city vibe: cafés line the water’s edge, historic houses flank the old town, and the cathedral tower rises above the rooftops. The city is considerably smaller than Amsterdam, yet is hardly inferior to the Dutch metropolis in terms of its culture, architecture and lively atmosphere. At the same time, Utrecht feels more intimate and relaxed – ideal for a varied city break.
Lille combines Flemish architecture with the French way of life: colourful façades, cobbled streets in the old town, lively markets and cosy estaminets characterise this city near the Belgian border. In this article, you’ll discover Lille’s most beautiful sights, special restaurants, stylish hotels, worthwhile day trips and practical travel tips for your stay.
Naxos is the largest island in the Cyclades and captivates visitors with a unique blend of fine sandy beaches, unspoilt mountain villages, ancient sights and excellent Greek cuisine. Lush valleys, traditional marble-paved paths and the relaxed atmosphere give the island its distinctive character. Discover the most beautiful beaches, sights, hotels and hidden gems for an unforgettable holiday on Naxos.
Lush vineyards, charming towns, crystal-clear lakes and authentic cuisine: Styria is a destination for anyone who wants to discover the more indulgent side of Austria. It is not for nothing that this federal state is often referred to as the ‘Green Heart of Austria’ – here, alpine landscapes meet sunny wine-growing regions, traditional wine taverns meet creative cuisine, and relaxing moments in nature meet cultural highlights.
Paros is one of the most beautiful islands in the Cyclades and combines everything that makes a holiday in Greece so special: stunning beaches, whitewashed villages, good food and that laid-back way of life that instantly evokes the feeling of summer. This Greek island lies almost in the centre of the Cyclades and is perfect for relaxing holidays, varied excursions and unforgettable moments by the sea.
Vast salt marshes, pink flamingos, endless sandy beaches and historic towns make the Camargue one of the most fascinating regions in the south of France. On a round trip through the Camargue, you’ll discover the diverse landscapes of the nature reserve, as well as charming coastal villages and impressive sights. This route takes you to ten varied stops and shows you how to explore the Camargue at your own pace in a relaxed manner.
There are places that stay with you forever. Zakynthos is one such place. This Greek island in the Ionian Sea is nicknamed ‘Fiore di Levante’ – the Flower of the East. Even in Venetian times, it impressed visitors with its lush natural beauty, bright coastlines and the shimmering turquoise sea. In this article, we’ll show you the most beautiful beaches, viewpoints, boat trips, turtle-watching spots and tips for an unforgettable holiday on Zakynthos.
Montpellier combines the laid-back charm of the south of France with a youthful urban vibe: medieval alleyways, elegant squares, lively markets and the Mediterranean Sea just a short trip away. The city is situated in Occitanie and is ideal for a city break that combines the charm of the old town, culture and days spent at the beach. In this article, you’ll discover the best tips for Montpellier – from sights and beaches to cuisine, hotels and practical advice for planning your trip.
When people think of Austria, Vienna is often the first place that springs to mind – perhaps followed by Salzburg. Linz, on the other hand, tends to fly under the radar in many travel plans. And that’s a shame: the capital of Upper Austria, situated on the Danube, delights visitors with a mix of modern and historic sights and reveals itself to be a colourful city full of subtle surprises – relaxed yet lively, with a diverse culinary scene and a surprisingly rich cultural life.
Summertime is festival time: from open-air music to film evenings by the lake and cultural highlights set against stunning backdrops, Switzerland has a wealth of events to suit every taste in the summer of 2026. Whether it’s a city break, a weekend getaway or a spontaneous summer evening out – here you’ll find a selection of event highlights that you should make a note of.
Locarno is the perfect destination for a long weekend: southern charm, palm trees lining the lakeshore, charming alleyways, good food and the Ticino mountains right on your doorstep. Even if you only have a few days to spare, there’s still an astonishing amount to experience here. Whether it’s culture, cuisine, nature or simply a few relaxing hours by Lake Maggiore: Locarno combines everything that makes a short break special.
Aix-en-Provence in France combines southern elegance with the scent of lavender, fresh pastries and sun-drenched alleyways. Between the Cours Mirabeau, shaded squares, fountains and colourful markets, Provence is at its most stylish here. In this article, you’ll discover the most beautiful markets, restaurants and day-trip ideas for relaxing days in and around Aix-en-Provence.
Mykonos is a place you simply must visit at least once – the clichés about the turquoise-blue water and the white houses are actually true, and it almost feels as though they were invented specifically for this island. But the island is more than just its party image: myths, history and quiet corners are just waiting to be discovered. We’ll show you a different side to Mykonos: with tips on Chora, quiet beaches, day trips, cuisine and practical information.
Avignon combines medieval walls, the light of the South of France and a surprisingly vibrant cultural scene. Set amongst the imposing Papal Palace, quiet alleyways, small squares and the banks of the Rhône, this is a city that doesn’t merely display its history, but lives it as a matter of course. In this article, you’ll discover Avignon’s most beautiful sights, hidden gems, culinary tips, stylish hotels and practical advice for planning your trip.
Corfu is an island steeped in myth, history and Mediterranean charm. Greek, Roman, Venetian, French and British influences continue to shape its architecture, cuisine and culture to this day. In this article, you’ll discover historic sights, hidden gems, stunning beaches and nature experiences.
Even a quick glance is enough to see that Santorini is different from many other Greek islands. White houses, blue church domes, dark volcanic cliffs and the view across the caldera make the island unique. However, precisely because Santorini is so famous, it can get very crowded. In this article, you’ll find the most beautiful spots, beaches and travel tips – with ideas on how to experience Santorini in a more relaxed way and, as far as possible, away from the biggest tourist crowds.
Pastel-coloured houses, lemon groves, palm trees and the deep-blue Mediterranean: Menton feels almost like a blend of the Côte d’Azur and Liguria. This French coastal town lies just a few kilometres from the Italian border and is one of the sunniest places in France. As well as its historic alleyways and Mediterranean way of life, Menton’s main attractions are its numerous beaches, which stretch along the coast and are scattered throughout the neighbouring villages.
Schaffhausen is less than an hour’s drive from Zurich – yet it feels like a world away. Medieval bay windows, a thundering waterfall and vineyards right outside the city walls make the town the ideal destination for a varied weekend break. Anyone who spends two days here will return feeling as though they’ve really got away from it all.
Chur is the perfect destination for a weekend that combines the charm of the old town, Alpine panoramas and culinary delights. The capital of Graubünden charms visitors with its historic alleyways, cosy squares and a relaxed atmosphere – whilst the mountains lie right on your doorstep. Whether it’s a stroll through the town, regional specialities, culture or a trip to Brambrüesch: Chur offers everything you need for a varied short break in Graubünden.
Palm trees against snow-capped peaks, elegant Art Nouveau façades by the river and narrow alleyways where South Tyrolean down-to-earth charm blends with Italian light-heartedness: Merano has an atmosphere that is both Alpine and Mediterranean. Merano’s most beautiful sights can be explored at a leisurely pace on foot – with plenty of time to enjoy blooming gardens, cosy cafés and tranquil vantage points.
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